https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLYUguo0uNM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkbrPmIBrcA

777

(7 replies, posted in Track)

well it is back to build mode for me, the old track and table are history  dump run is done, now off to local home depot to buy some building supplies for the new table. 1st thing is building those hollow beams.

good thing osha  does not follow these forum. no safety glasses or mask being worn and is that a creeper sitting on the floor just waiting for some one to step on it let alone the power cord next to combustibles and the clutter tis tis there Bill

779

(7 replies, posted in Track)

Looks like that track that Montie has was there 1st track they built..

hope so. I.m not much of a wood worker so it may there might be few o crap moments during the build

well track and table are all taken apart. looks like most of the wood is reusable. need to make a dump run and then figure how Im going build these tiliting table light enough that one guy can fold it up with busting a ball or two... these is what I.m aiming for.
https://www.hrwforum.com/forum/-1-32-sc … e-speedway

Well nothing like challenge  to make you pull your hair. Just look at me. My whole life been a challenge and you can see how much hair I have. Good luck

Why not just build the whole new section, that way you only need to shim  the one end, and take care of trying to get that angle correct on the corner..

Must be good stress  relief  after the test drives hey  bill

785

(2 replies, posted in Cars)

Way to tease everybody Rico. For a min there I thought we might be racing again. I'm in tear down mode on my track have one more table to tear apart and then it back to planning  and building the folding up table.

wb0s wrote:

With the two temporary legs attached the curve is stable standing alone.
http://www.naste.org/members/bill/IMG_2782IFC.jpg

The curve is positioned to maintain 18 inches clearance from the other portions of the track to allow for turn marshals. Turn marshals will be able to access all portions of the track without crawling! No more hands and knees stuff for us old guys!
http://www.naste.org/members/bill/IMG_2786IFC.jpg

This is where the hairpin will sit in relation to the rest of the track. I will be adding about 12 feet overall to the lap length. The next step is to build the tabletop portion tying in the space between the curve and the rest of the track.
http://www.naste.org/members/bill/IMG_2788IFC.jpg

looking like somebody been drinking way to much java......

well you are getting further than I have. I way over built my table and only can get so much done before it is way to hot to work..
all the plywood and side boards are off just need to break down the table frames  and start the new table build..

788

(21 replies, posted in Events)

Being a vet I'm not to keen on there kneeling crap so could care less right now and that goes for MLP also.

789

(8 replies, posted in Cars)

stumbley wrote:

When I was attending UC Santa Barbara one of the guys in my dorm had borrowed his brother's Miura. Drove it down Hollister Road as fast as he could and wrapped it around a tree.

Well we are in tree hugging country. Did the tree make it through the crash and was a lawsuit taken up for the tree to sue the driver and owner????

790

(2 replies, posted in Cars)

scaly does make a pod chassis for car mitch..

791

(21 replies, posted in Events)

man dont get my hopes up like that................

792

(1 replies, posted in Cars)

saw these on home racing world forum.
https://www.constellationhobbies.co.nz/ … iltchassis

wb0s wrote:

I'm also getting ready to rip and tear on my track Doc, but I will make time to come over and give you a hand when you're ready.

Thanks I will take you up on that when the time comes

Should not be to bad. Just need to take a foot of the width and angle one end to clear the garage door  rail.   Table will havewhels so it can be moved out to the middle of the garage. Biggest. Thing making it light enough for one person to tilt  but still ridged not to twist or bend. Think I have good plan on the design. Going need help when it comes to the track though.

well I finally pulled the trigger and tore up the track the for re build of the table to something I can fold up against the wall and be able to park my cars again inside. need to find some boxes to put all the track and boarders in and then start on tearing the table apart and seeing what I can save for reuse and what needs to go to the dump... think  the plane is  to rebuild and go with wood analog and the build a 2nd smaller table and go digital again......

796

(23 replies, posted in NASTE)

Yeah I had plans on redoing my table and track but it is way to hot in the garage  to do anything right now.

797

(23 replies, posted in NASTE)

wb0s wrote:

Just to clarify, the Halloween race does not count for points.

I have not heard of any plans, comments, or ideas about adding tracks to the line up. There are some nice new tracks out there that could surely be added if the interest is there!

I heard there is a really nice one over by Vancouver Mall.The owner  is a really swell  guy to boot.

798

(23 replies, posted in NASTE)

wb0s wrote:

The NASTE Point Series Championship was moved to races held on Odd Thursdays awhile back. The IROC races were no longer scored as part of the Point Series Championship. I feel this is now the best venue and format for the Point Series Championship. There is much more of a competitive feel to the Odd Thursday night races in my opinion, therefore more pertinent to a point series. The IROC races had their own championship.

=======Bill

The Saturday Halloween  thing through me off.with that said has there been any thought of a second track being added to the Thursday  night  list. I DONT think Al going to hoisting any races till these covid19 issue is truly well behind us.

799

(23 replies, posted in NASTE)

These is the Saturday races correct

Ed: To answer, NO.  ====Bill

800

(3 replies, posted in Allenbrook Speedway)

Those should be just  fine just  as long you do not run any Mercedes gt1 cars  on the track. They like to catch air and fly into trees.